The Color Purple (1/6) Movie CLIP - Sisters Separated (1985) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
When Albert (Danny Glover) drags Celie (Desreta Jackson) off of their land, she has an emotional separation with her sister Nettie (Akosua Busia).
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Alice Walker, The Color Purple spans the years 1909 to 1949, relating the life of Celie (Whoopi Goldberg), a Southern black woman virtually sold into a life of servitude to her brutal husband, sharecropper Albert (Danny Glover). Celie pours out her innermost thoughts in letter form to her sister Nettie (Akousa Busia), but Albert has been hiding the letters Nettie writes back, allowing Celie to assume that Nettie is dead. Finally, Celie finds a champion in the don't-take-no-guff Sofia (Oprah Winfrey), the wife of Glover's son from a previous marriage. Alas, Sofia is "humbled" when she is beaten into submission by angry whites. Later, Celie is able to forge a strong friendship with Albert's mistress Shug (Margaret Avery). Emboldened by this, Celie begins rifling through her husband's belongings and finds Nettie's letters. Able at last to stand up to her husband, Celie leaves him to search for a new life on her own. A major box-office hit, The Color Purple was nominated for eleven Oscars. The film was co-produced by Quincy Jones, who also wrote the score.
CREDITS:
TM & © Warner Bros. (1985)
Cast: Danny Glover, Akosua Busia, Desreta Jackson
Director: Steven Spielberg
Producers: Peter Guber, Carole Isenberg, Quincy Jones, Kathleen Kennedy, Frank Marshall, Jon Peters, Steven Spielberg
Screenwriters: Menno Meyjes, Alice Walker
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"Nothing but death can keep me from her"- my God! Very powerful words...
She said " it " lol
when she said "write" she replied "nothing but God can keep me from it" meaning she has made an oath that she will write to her
I felt that
@sasukefangirl4lyfe she said both listen to it.
@@that70sshow97 she said both listen to it.
This movie was nominated for about 12 Oscars and didn't get a single one..the academy awards can be very fucked up sometimes
fashizzle78 And Spielberg wasn't even nominated for Best Director! It was a big 'F--k you' from the Academy.
HackneyShark yeah, they had it out for Spielberg since Jaws. He went so over schedule and budget that the big wigs swore he would 'never work in this town again'. And then it was a hit and he kept making hits. So all they could do was snub him at the oscars - which they did until 'Schindlers List'
fashizzle78 uhh whoopi did won an award for this movie isn't that ok
+Adam Darwin's Whoopi didn't win an Oscar for this movie ..she won best supporting actress for the movie GHOST 1990
WOW Her work was so beautiful in this movie. Ghost....was ok. what a bunch of crap! :(
How the hell did this movie NOT win ANY Oscars omfg this movie is so powerful and amazing!
Danny Glover was a fu@#$n asshole
Lol
True
Oscars were for white people back then!!
Anthony Williams i know, right? Which means he played his role well👍🏾👌🏾
This scene was so heartbreaking. Nettie was the only person that truly loved Celie and Albert threw her off the land because of her refusal to have sex with him. Albert was a nasty piece of work.
Chris Jarma Yeah. You see Albert originally wanted Nettie to be his wife. Not Celie. But her father wouldn't let him.
Natia Black ikr
Nettie even beat Mister back to the house.
She should've grabbed Celie and made a run for it!
Then it would have been a totally different story.
They go to Africa together and find Celie's children.
Even HAPPIER ENDING!!!
I DON'T CARE WHAT ANYONE SAYS!!! THIS IS ONE OF SPIELBERG'S BEST MOVIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
+Joshua Leonardo i agree
I agree
+Joshua Leonardo i agree i'm in the mood to watch it but my dvd is in storage : /
Thanks I'll check it out 👍
I didn’t realize anyone was saying anything about this film.
This is like 5 minutes into the movie and I'm already crying by then. When the ending scene starts I'm already dehydrated.
lol same
Yeah, bring a water bottle into this one.
Me too. Movie gives me PTSD every time. I can't imagine what the actors felt.
It’s not one time I didn’t watch and not cry!
Gui Porto funniest comment I’ve ever read on TH-cam
Horrible man...and all because she refused to let him shag her. Danny Glover later said he hated doing this scene...I don't blame him.
I saw this movie as a kid and from then on I have always thought of Danny Glover as "the bad man".
itsjemmabond oh so I see your a British man /woman
@2 Cor. 7:1 - Isaiah T. She states that she saw the movie when she was a kid, I'm assuming she meant as a child she saw him as "the bad man" and honestly I can relate to that. When I was a kid and I saw a movie with an actor/actress portraying a bad person/character I always related that actor/actress as "the bad man/woman." It's just what kids do, children have a harder time separating movies from reality. As an adult I now know the difference and instead say "so and so is such a great actor/actress they're making me really hate their character!"
Shag?
@@xosophhiee_ Yeas British for fuc ;)
This scene tears me up inside every time. For those who haven't seen the movie, the husband tried to rape Nettie (the one in white) who is his wife's sister (Celie, the one in blue.) Because she fought back and he was unsuccessful in having his way with her, this happened. Women had it bad back then; black women had it worse. Let's do all we can to keep from regressing to those old ways.
Ana Leigh I haven’t seen this but I’ve been thinking about reading the book and I’m really interested in it and I’ve been researching about it I can’t wait to check it out. Thanks for explaining! :)
Makes you wonder what would've happened if Celie fought back. Think about it, Nettie and her would've been reunited earlier!
HAPPIER ENDING!
I have always thought that too, but you have to remember that she was a very shy and opressed woman, first by her stepdad and then by her husband, so she didn't have the will or the power to standing up to Mr.
Black women still have it bad
Yes and it's heartbreaking
The struggles of a black woman. It's sickening isn't it? Not only being oppressed because you're black but because, you're a woman as well.
Not just black women basically all women back then
Nermin Mowsa for black women in the United states, it was worst.
Nermin Mowsa *For Black women all over the world it was worse! and it still is... Misogynoir is real*
thehoneyeffect
explain to me what "misogynoir" is exactly.
google it.
One of the most powerful scenes ever to be made in a movie. These two female actresses were unheard of and not very experienced as actors and they were able to put across this emotion and capture the audience. A masterpiece
I was 11 when I watched this and n cap it made me cry
Wow they don't make movies like this anymore. This is too deep and requires undivided attention to understand all layers of this film. Beautiful work of art that depicts the reality of young beautiful black girls.
pprgtv 12 years a slave was 2 years ago
Layers? What layers? It's all about spousal abuse. There's no racism or women's rights issues in this.
HUGE missed opportunities!
fiversrevenge, clearly you've never watched this movie. Sit down!!
Oh I've seen several times opening to end credits. Too many plot holes and no attention to period piece details.
No one understands why I love this movie so much. It's truly my favorite movie.
I cry every time I watch this film. I don't care what critics have to say. This is an amazing, timeless film.
+Joshua Leonardo I agree,this movie is incredible.I always find movie critics suck at knowing what great movies truly are.They are so superficial they only seem to focus on the non important stuff,like sex and nudity of hot stars.Thats all they and a lot of audiences seem to care about sadly (._.)""
Joshua Leonardo I heard that the Academy snobbed him because he is Jewish and the movie was a movie about African Americans. Dunno if that's true or not but it wouldn't suprise me. I mean eleven nominations *and not one win* is a bit suspicious, I think so anyway.
Coke Guts If it is true that they said that, what does being Jewish have to do with it?
I remember this movie but why did want the sisters apart. That was so hearbreaking and this was a good movie it should have gotten best picture Oscar worthy performances from these actors. That part with the sisters being apart I cried my eyes out so much.
@@jadalynnmills5511 minority
That scene tears me up every time! To literally tear them apart and KNOWING she had No One who cared and loved her like her sister. So sad!
Loved her sister SO MUCH that she ran off with missionaries to Africa for a couple of decades instead of making a plan to sneak Celie away from that horrible place!
I like this
@@fiversrevenge no she didn't she went back to school to learn the african culture and she found her sister skids and brought them back to her sister the man that separated them new his sister was writing her letters the hole time she was away they loved each other hou should watch the movie on TH-cam
@mili V And I’m guessing she didn’t need documentation to leave the US?
I remember reading that Spielberg told Danny Glover to do absolutely anything to seperate the girls, which is why he improvised throwing the stones. It was also a really hard scene for the crew to shoot as they were all very emotional witnessing it unfold.
That point when he trips and falls while wrestling the two sisters off each other… HE REALLY WENT ALL THE WAY.
Desreta Jackson is criminally underrated. Her portrayal of young Celie was masterful. Such a heartbreaking performance. Her devastation in this scene never fails to make me weep.
She was truly something else… 🥺🥺
That’s why Whoopi had her come back later to play a small part, as one of “Sister Mary Clarence’s street friends”, in Sister Act…
When they all reunited on Oprah's show 12-13 years ago (to celebrate "The Color Purple's" then-25 anniversary), she & Akousa (Nettie) both mentioned that this was their favorite scene, with Akousa adding the "Nothing but death can keep me from her" line
These two young actress don't get enough praise for their acting. They really did a amazing job with this scene.
Let’s give credit to Spielberg for bringing such incredible performances outta them
@@joewhitehead3 yeah no but you can though....
@@muvamortis4413 Well yeah, why not?
@@joewhitehead3typical give all the praise to the white man 😂 yes Spielberg is an amazing director but the actresses are doing the majority of the work.
@@rayshawnphoenix2135 I never said give all the praise. I said give credit
"Nothing but death can keep me from it " very powerful performance by Nettie
Danny Glover is an amazing actor! I remember I HATED Mister for years.
Mister Is A Bully
😂
@@stephanieblackley9037 and a rapist. His son Harpo could have broken the cycle.
But we do see in a couple later scenes how much of a bumbler he is.
Seems like everyone hated him IN this film he WAS the villian
The way nettie screams "whyyy?! Whyyyy?" 😢
gets me every time
I came here right after khadi don video
Iyana Williams me
😂😂😂 me too lmao
I can’t take it serious anymore after watching her video 😂😂
Iyana Williams 😂😂😂😂same
Iyana Williams SAME😂😂
Out of all the scenes this is the one that I can't hold my tears back on. I love this movie.
This is me when Obama leaves office this year😭😢
YES, and you definitely won't be alone!!! LOL!
Leslie Williamson lol girl we need to find a way to get Michelle Obama to run next term. Then we can reunite the family like the ending of this movie lmao
Lady E someone needs to edit Trump's face onto his
I WAS CRYING BUT THEN I BURST OUT LAUGHING AT THIS OML
Lady E Bruhhhhhhh......😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
still breaks my heart......
Same Thing
I always cry during this scene, because I know what is to be separated from your sister.
Thankfully we have reunited and our relationship is stronger than ever.
I first saw this movie when I was 9 yrs old. it's 30 yrs later & the emotion in these scenes still brings me to tears
Me too and I don't even have a sister.
this movie is deeply disturbing. life is so cruel.
this movie is just the biggest tear jerker ever...
Saw it again this morning, was flipping through the channels having coffee and ended up watching the whole movie. This is one hell of a movie. Every tim I watch it I get so sucked in. It is so heartbreaking yet so beautiful. Sister love, nothing like it.
The acting skills tho, I'm here for it.
Some good quality of acting
To think that things like these really happened is sickening , excellent movie and incredible acting I feel like when celie went to the ground 1:02 trying to drag nettie back it wasn't planned or in the script that's what makes this scene so real , make more movies like this please
Ultimate destination definitely right, it's was so real and facial expression as well!
Happens
When I tell you that part of the movie still moves me.... Lord help us. That is some good acting!!!!
Danny Glover did a good job making me HATE his character.
Steven Spielberg said he dreaded the day he had to film this scene. He knew it was going to be an emotionally draining day to everyone.
My grandmother "hated" Danny Glover in all his movies after The Color Purple. To me, that is the sign of a great actor.
This is 10x sadder than how I pictured it in the book. That’s some great acting.
I was 14 years old when this movie had came out and I still love it. This scene of many was too heartbreaking for me. Albert was just so nasty and disrespectful.
whenever i see this movie i cry... just imagine the pain and suffering those women would have suffered back then... may be its just a movie, but just think of those real people who suffered
One of the best movies of all times ….
The directing in this scene is so powerful. Showing this scene from the perspective of the children.. how pain and abuse is taught and learned as children. How that must effect them. Some children follow after laughing, as if it’s a game and they don’t understand the situation, others cover their eyes in fear and others just watch..
Loved this movie, showed the hard struggles and the love between sisters. A true bond, every time I watch I cry but my heart is happy in the end. Such a well done film.
I would of ran with my sister like we leaving together
L,ll.
He would have chase them
Same
Yea... frfr but let’s be honest it was a different time back then because women had NO rights ..... now just add being black on top of that....
@@susiecarmichael6026 😭😭😭
This scene makes me want to cry and hug my sister so tightly 😞
Life in the south is truly depressing
***** ummm did you live in the south back then? im guess the answer in No
Jess Bernard but ive been recently, still racist, homophobic, and ignant.
exactly cause for some reason they still think its okay to be like that
I know, ughh I cant deal with that
richardb2837 yea I live in the South. Try living in Alabama your whole life lol. I hate it here
This is the greatest acting I have ever seen.
The biggest tragedy is that this movie was nominated for so many awards and didnt even win one.....tragic.
almost done reading this book, ain't nothing but tears running through my eyes. Alice Walker is one hell of a good author!
I can't even watch it... it's so sad. But this is my favorite movie, and I watch it when I'm able to go to that really emotional place.
Dono-t
Nothing but God can keep me from you. Nothing but death can keep me away. :'(
All because she refused to sleep with him. Exactly how it was back then and there was not much that could be done about it in domestic situations during those times.
This scene felt so real 💔
If this movie was released today I’m sure it would’ve gotten the awards it deserved . So many of these scenes were improvised . “Nettie” actually had no idea that Donald was going to act so rough with her so her asking “Why” was genuine . They don’t make movies like this anymore
This scene literally broke my heart when I first saw it.
This is the most dramatic scene I've ever seen in a movie.
Greatest injustice at the Oscars EVER.
I've never watched this scene without crying so hard that I get a sore throat from crying. 😭😢
The acting in this movie was superb
Wow. This scene is CLASSIC, and heartbreaking every time! What a gripping movie!
This movie is in the Top 15 of my favorites of all time. I cry every single time I watch this scene. So powerful and heartwrenching and beautifully acted. Kudos to the cast!!!
This scene always makes me cry. Love this movie! A true masterpiece!
I cried on this part everytime
This scene is the hardest to watch.
Funny how this came on my recommended after Khadi posted that video 😂
Jabez Merritt 💀💀
When ur ate the last pizza roll 1:29
This is so powerful, and so sad. This is one of the best movies of all time.
This scene makes *EVERYBODY* cry. Straight up.
They still didn't play the entire scene. This scene is a bit longer where the sister simulate a hand slap game as they are parting.... Please play the whole scene if you are going to play it all! This scene gets me every time!
They didn't play the part before this scene, it's a clip. They can't play everything. Damn.
This scene is so intense I mean tears just fell from my eyes all over again since I'd seen this movie over 30 years ago! This was superb and Intense acting such a Spielberg master piece
Watching this is just cathartic. The talent, just the ability to really BE those deep, terrible emotions they're having... This scene gives me goosebumps. Such a powerful, great movie.
This scene is so emotional >.< almost brings me to tears every time, I love this movie!
I love this move "The Color Purple" ....This scene breaks my heart every time I see it...
Thats the best acting I've ever seen ... Too Too realistic ... You could feel the pain they portrayed here . Dynamic !
This scene was one of the most heartbreaking scenes in movie history .
1 of the most emotional moments ever in a movie
Who here because of khadi from ig ? 🤣
yo mama this just popped up after the video😂😂
yo mama lmao i had to come get reminded 😂😂
Stop laughing at her that’s stupid
When Nettie says,
"Nothing but death can keep me from it."
That moment of awe. He has dragged her through the dirt, beat her, humiliated her and physically pryed her away from her last remaining ally.
And still...she rises.
His children with Shug are just down the road and are at that point publicly unacknowledged.
All Big Mister has to do is threaten to defund him to keep him from his kids.
Mister realizes that he's literally weaker than a little girl.
He hasnt REALLY won.
And he knows it.
And then he realizes how he can punish the two of them with almost zero effort on his part.
Notice the sun (blocked by his fist)
slowly coming into view as the idea occurs to him.
Those two emotional stages are split by about a 10th of a second.
I’ve watched this since I was a young kid. I remember balling my eyes out to this scene. I watched it so many times throughout my life and watched it with my kids. Now 43, about to watch the new one that just came out. I know nothing could beat the original but I sure hope the new one is good
One of the best movies with excellent actors. A reality that was - heartbreaking. A must-watch movie for ages 20 and up. Certain passages are difficult to watch.
I just watched this on Netflix and I'm obsessed! Such a good movie!
"Every scene of this movie is made with love." The late Roger Ebert
I can watch the scene a thousand times and I cry every single time.
The music giving me goosebumps 😮
They definitely don’t make movies like this anymore
I still get chills seeing this part of a well made movie. This movie tapped into so many emotions.
everyone should see this movie at least once its a classic
This was such a a good movie. Remember watching it with my dad. Really made me tear up and I'm a boy
One of the most heartbreaking scenes in all of cinema. I can't imagine being forcibly separated from my sister.
This makes me cry every time. They really loved each other. Awww so sad. Why? Nothing but death can keep me from her.
celie is pretty inside and out
One of the most powerful scene ever.
I cried when I first saw this movie on VHS when I was 9yo and today at 40yo this scene *still* makes me cry. This movie is timeless.
~I just saw the new musical..... no way is it as good as this one
It has a lot of sad parts but there is always something that turns out at the end to make you have tears of joy... A awesome movie... Classic.
One of the Best movies Ever. And I too cry throughout this movie because it is just so touchingly beautiful .
Having me seeing this everytime makes me emotional because I have older sister being separated is not easy in life. Having a sister and support is love ❤😢😮
Everytime I watch this movie it gets me. So many emotions are conjured up watching this film and others like it. Just studying our history and remembering it for what it was, a tragedy keeps me optimistic that we have overcome so much and we will continue to overcome and grow!
This scene not only broke but SHATTERED my heart
When your cousin has to leave during a family gathering.
If you were my cousin, I'd take advantage of you. 😏😏😉😉👆
When the bartender says last call
One of the many scenes in this movie that I cried my eyes out!
Excepional movie!
I cry every time at this part. He was so evil for this.
He had no soul he thought his MANhood was degraded but he attacked her womanhood or childhood and thank God he failed he was a child predator and attempted rapist anyway boy his daddy DEFINITELY raised him wrong Sexual repression makes evil people do evil period I think he took his rejections from Nettle out on Celie and became a vicious bully throughout the years.
This was the first film I ever saw that made me cry so much. I love Steven Spielberg and his films.
Why did the ending make me cry. I love my long distance sister and I love this movie😇
I cried when I watched this, it's so beautiful, this film needs a lot more love and appreciation❤❤❤.